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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
Church Has a Backbone

Church must have backbone of his own.
When importuned to approve the capital COM
mission bill as passed with Stewards amend
ment by the house and council, it is reported
that he said he would not approve any bill
providing for paying outstanding warrants
out of the general fund, if President Cleve-
land asked him to do. As Grover is not in
terested. as we know of, in the matter, there
is hardly a probability of his "having thank
less child -
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
A PRACTICAL Joker
Vo!ra Tribune.

Vo!ga Tribune.
Oar rew governor is joker, and a practl-
cal Joker, at that. We are led TO this belief
by the nature OF some of his appointments.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
Fake The Cnicaga.

st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
for Washburn. Direct trains leave Mime
apolis and ST. Paul. n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
Got What They Asked For,

Seems TO have been get there Uline'' at
Bismarck during the late unpleasantness, for
the colonel and the Manitoba road, with which
he is identified, got just what they asked for.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
Unfortunate in Their Select

Unfortunate in Their Selections.
Grand Rapids Journal.
1t seems strange that the bill introduced
into the last legislature of our territory
throwing out stronger safeguards against d-
vorces did not pass. Perhaps it was owing to
the personale of the legislature itself. If so,
some of them must have been very unfortun-
ate in their selections of better halves.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02
Temperance Work in Dakota.

Rapid City journal.
aThat the temperance workers Of Dakota will
make general movement in the territory
this year to secure vote upon the local OPP
ton question next November in as many
counties as possible there can be no doubt.
Various plans of campaign have been sug-
gested, among which is one to form terrilor-
ial. district and county councils, inviting all
existing temperance societies to join, with
the special object of having petitions signed
and presented to the commissioners OF the
various counties in September and to have
the question OF license or no license submitted
TO vote.
The People Must Remain Ignorant.
Bathgate Democrat.
The laws passed by the Minnesota legsla-
ture have been printed AMI circulated in the
form of newspaper supplements. The Da-
koJa legislature refused to make the small
appropriation required to secure the circula-
ton OF its acts al Inc same manner, and trio
people must for months remain ignorant of
the nature of the laws that govern them.
The Dakota legislature was not backward.
however, in expanding the peoples money
where it would do them less good.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-02

pots, which can be most eligibly located
above the town. making mile and half
OF street Car connection.
RAPID CITY POLITICS
are in state of eruption since the LIQUOR
wing of the common council injected COM
Dustlbles and explosives in the acts of the
revolutionary rump thereof. There is
likely to be fight OF Republicans straight
VS.. conglomerate of'Democrats and liquor
men. 4ou may look confidently for some
thing that you do not expect next week.
There's blood Oh the moon down there.
TWICEHOP.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

Both Houses Had Large Audieuces l.Ast Even
ing and Pleased the People.
At the King Street theatre last evening tn,
audience was large and the show excellent
Prof. Montsg again astonlshed the people by
dancing on red hot stove plate and eatint
kre In all shapes The Nelson's, the Gilmore
sisteYs, Conner and Collins and others con
tinue to win storms OF applause at each sp
pearance, and the company is the strongest O
The kind ever seen In the house Tomorrow
matinee offers big attractions Next week k {
speciality company, which is even better than
the one now here, will be put in, and follow
Ing that Conners Il Collins will put on
large party.
The play Of "Esmeralda" was given last
evening at Fulton opera houee by the Mel.
Vile Sisters combination, and there was q
large audience present Ida Melville play ed
the part OF Esmeraida and Rose Melville that
Of N0rdh Desmond. A silver tea set WAS
given away and 1t was won by Paul A. Herr,
who held ticket No. 4,i9i. This evening
.Esst Lynne" will be played.
After the Play Pirates
Tho New York Dramatic Miro, has 70.
gun war against the travelling dramatic CON-
panies, which insist upon play ing pieces tha
aro copyrighted, and to which they have n,
right whatever. The issue of that paper YES
terday publishes letter from merchant O
Columbia, WHO charges the Melville Sisters
now In this city, with this practice. Th,
paper adds |: 4" The Melville Sisters are wei
sleeped play pirsteA" OF James X. Waite
whose company recently appeared here tn,
same paper says:
The unconvlcted Waite boldly prints his
uninteresting portrait on the first page of the
programme. His il powerful stock com.
peny ~ popular pricss' Always one week,
cOmmencipg,' etc. Past record a guarantee
OF the iuture.' (Rats or Chestnut accord.
ing to taste. Waite IL q dramatic bupcC
man. He hides plays under false titles He
= squeer from A 10 u, and is not obnoxlou,
Prlzsa he 10 . very cunning fellow
end h admired by his fellow pirates. hold
nese passes for courage with these WORTHLESS
and therefore Waite u placed upon pedesta
has niche all his own"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
LBOrUkE OS OSSWI1ZskLAND.
Rev. j. l. Good Addresses the Members OF III
College Y, NJ q. A

Nes' u l. Souu sAuuteeses tuc Ne"ucre " thc
College y. N. q. A.
Last evening the members OF the college
Y. NJ. &. A. aud many citizens of Lancaster
had the pleasure OF hearing All excellent lee
ture on "S~itzsrland, The Home of the Re-
formed Church." by Rev. J. l. Good, OF Phil.
a1elphiA Owing to the fac. that Rev. Goo d
could not get to the city until quite late, the
audience was delayed somew hat, but all were
fully repaid for their waiting.
The lecturer began by saying we are in
terested in Switzerland for three reasons
first, because Of its beautiful scenery, second,
because Of its republican form OF government
and third because IL is the home of the Re-
formed church. Then the history OF the Re-
formed church was taken up by beginning
with Uric Zwingli, and illustrating every
important event in his life by fine stereo-
scopic views that were prepared especially
for this lecture. The development OF the
church was followed until Is gained az strong
foothold in Germany. A few comic views
were displayed more to illustrate lite in Ger.
many.
The lecture was interesting 10 all, but more
especially to the members Of the Reformed
church. 1t is to be hoped that the Y. NJ. {.
A. will succeed IN procuring for next year e
course lecturers who will give a. much gene.
raj satisfaction rs this one has. This WAS the
last lecture for this years course.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

He Rsa Once fer Cosgres Against q. J. Dtckey
On IN 1ndspeadsnt rschse

He RES Once fer Cosgrea Against q. J. Dtckey
Oa IN lndspsadsns rsckse
Tho death is announced from Paradise,
this county, OF Adam X. Wilmer to-
day, In hts eghty.ttth year. lie was
q well known farmer and merchant aud
took an active interest in politics He ran
for Congress against .. J. Dickey on an
independent ticket In $50, and
polled large vote He was q
director OF the Lancaster county Mutual fire
Insurance company. He occupied = position
OF high reputs IN his neighborhood and was
frequently called upon to administer upon
estates
He was an extensive coal and lumber dealer,
which business is still conducted by A X wit.
mer's Sons The building nov Occupied by
this hrm at Paradise, was originally a
stable, but was enlarged and Is now Q large
two-story stone and frame structure.
In 1913 deceased built railroad from the
main line OF +. X. r. to the present ware
house, distance about half a mile, which Is
still used for the transportation Of grain.
lumber, GOAL, Ice, ,Sc.
Ills funeral will take place on Monday y.
IN. from his late residence
Henry MendinhAl,'s Death
Mr.. Henry Mendinhall, a prominent citizen
OF Wilmington, Delaware. aud president OF
the Diamond State Iron company, died very
suddenly OF apoplexy on Thursday morning
Although Suffering from . cold he had beer
able to attend social gathering on Tuesday
evening, but on Wednesday WAS much worse
though nothing serious was feared. Will,
sitting In chair telling what he would lik,
for breakfast his face suddenly flushed an,
| In few seconds he expired.
Deceased was brother OF Mr.. william q
Mendinhal, who was we'll known in thi
city as the secretary Of the Penn Iron com
pany, and later rs the chairman OF tn
Rohrerstown Iron company. The decease,
was an energetic and enterprising busines
man, and under his presidency the Diamond
State Iron company has been remarkabl,
successful He built hand some residence
after designs by Furness, which is one Of tn
most elegant homes OF Wilmington. He wa
50 years old and will DO buried on Sa,urds,
at p. III.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

Nsw ioRk, April 29-Flour market steady
zine, sos 70; supernne, q 7O03 IS
good 70 choice extra Western, 8 zoos % good
70 fancy extra state. q ,o74 ~ common TO good
extra western. % 9SB} 65
wheet-So. I ked State. &c: No. DO
3ssc; No. ked, Winter. May. 92I<c: j une, s.J[ G
July. 9.Ac; receipts, jsiO0; shipments. io5.
Corn-No. mixed cash. sOs1c; ; Nay. 4s71c ; dc
June. t.c July, soc; receipts, 5.,U bus
Oats-No. / White State. 3sas9s: No do
3714c; No. Mixed April, 3r1c May, 3D.; June
SSc recei pts, 10 GOJ bus shtpments, none.
hys dull Western. 0056c state 67k0Ssc
Barley nominal.
6l5 Is -
Lard-Msy. q q June, q 80 July, s7H
Molasses steady at l9xc for boiling sLock.
Curpentine nominal at 3skc.
koein dulI strained to good, u 29Efl 27k
petroleum dull Refined, in cases, s]<c
Irelghts dull; grain TO London, 2kd,
Butter steady; Western Creamery, 2O02lc
tubs, l,0s2c.
Cheese dull; Western Flat, ll0lbkc; GOOD u
choice light skins, uk6l2c. Fancy White l5N
G!ohc; state Factory. uGllc.
SSsss hrin state, l5Ac; Western. l3kc.
0nnulated, 8 ll-l695Ac.
Iulow steady prime city, 3kc.
hice nominal Carolina, fair u good, 303kc.
Conse dull fair cargoes. l6kc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
Base Bail SsWs.

The League season was opened yesterday,
but on account OF the rain only two games
were played. The Phi!adelpbias went to
New York and were defeated by Mutrie's
Giants by the score of to 8 TIE Indian
spolis and Detroit played in the town of the
former, and the Wolverines put in Baldwin
and Bennett their great battery. They won
by to3.
Rain stopped the Athletic Brooklyn game
In the third inning yesterday, when the score
stood 3 to / In favor OF the former.
The Association games that the bad weather
did not prevent yesterday, resulted as fol.
lows At Louisville (: Louisville Il Cincin.
natl 8; at st. Louis 81 Louis Is, Cleve.
land IL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

~ Uog5oopuo1o0co Of tHrniLIosEcsh.
1GlneA, Apsil A-A needing was held
y D6eWiIsf's buildiDg, on South
ooDA ~ ~ purpose Of organizing
~ noaeg company. A number Of
- q town became Interested In this
- secured The cooperation Of quite
- The company organized by the
- - he following ofacers President,
xooog vIce president N. p. Root |;
Yt Cha l. Filbert treasurer, II. +.
a committee We appointed to
- eonstitutioa end By laws for the gov.
1uo01 u tho company. The meeting was
eoooo0od, and starts With Q membership
0uuntvGovon namea IL was decided to
- oompany the Rescue Hook and Lad
4 W oompany oi Columbia A committee
soxD oDpolntod 70 solicit subscriptions from
- u00roo q town. The members OF the
0Gnony ere IN earnest in this matter,
~ ooeoemlned TO makeit . permanent
several Entertalnmenta
NJ ~ Diblo Glass Of the United Brethren
5QDDA Was entertained last night at the
~ d their teacher, Mr.. uriah Sourbeer.
yBy pleasant evening was spent by the
nbon Of the elisa
= military ball was held by the members
sof company c, in their armory, last night,
Which was we'll attended. The ball was q
ouccoee In every manner, and great credit is
80 b the committee OF arrangements, Harry
1ockafd chairman.
= party was held lest night st the home of
~ Ks>e Clark, which was largely attended.
Avesy enjoyable time was had by all pres.
= psalor entertainment will be held by the
! MDembers OF Mt. Zion A. NJ. f. church on
xnuSsday evening, May 5tb, at the house Of
- pastor, Rev. T. H. Moore.
0aeo Ball Game on saturday.
Too base ball season in Columbia will bt
opeoed on Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
~ weather II favorable, when Bears clut
VIZ pay game with the Anchors, OF York
10 town club, under the management Of w
= bear has been greatly strengthen ed sine,
! o. e,oeou and 6ne exhibition of the ma
tianal game will be given. The Anchors Ar
aazuog club and IN interesting game may b
NMpopted The homo battery will be Dive
- 6hodee, and Kottcsmp and Foose vii
oooapy the points for the visitors
Town Notes.
An adjourned meeting Of council will b
Aesd shis evening for the transaction OF im
postant businesA
The row of brick houses on South Secon,
ssSes belonging to Mr.. A. G. Guiles, 10 beinI
improved under the hands OF the painterao
=. Q. Bruner, attorney for the owners, sol,
two frame dwellings on South Third stree
= d ii. Palmer, at private sale
Ihe Columbia wreck crew left town las
evsn1ng ct O'Clock for Harrisburg to as
~ IN clearing away wreck at that place
ana returned homo ut 2 4 M, but viii
renew their work on Sunday.
On Monday evening Gen'l Welsh Camp
NO 81, Sons OF Veterans, will go to Lancsste
70 visit the Ladies' Aid society. -
Tne Witnesses in the WilnaoEA ngney cas-
som oown have raansnSd home, and the cas-
W hands Of the counsel
The sbsd season has commenced In goo
s eafnest and number of shsd were caught q
the batteries below the dam.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
Masonic Ohicsrs Ins.slIsd

At stated conclave Of Lancaster Com man
derry No Is, X. T., held at their asylum on
Thursdsy evening, the following officers were
Installed by Division Commander DE-.
George Il. Welchsns: Eminent commander,
Joshua L. Lyle gensralissimo, George Ii.
Rothermel captain general, George A.
Aarshall; treasurer, G. A. Heinitsb recorder
u. q Cara prelates, G. r. Welchans q. A.
Fon Dersmith and Joel 8. Esby senior war.
den, ID. f. Long, James b. Strine, alternate :;
Junior warden, J. Gust Zook, w. o. Marshall.
altsrnste; standard bearer, George B'
Wilson; sword bearer, Jacob p. Shirk |:
varder, II. b, Cochran; captains OF guard,
0Ise guard, Harry Carpenter; second guard,
w. =. Fisher, third guard, Edward T.. S,eig.
await; sentinel, George Luiz; vocal director
William b Hall, orgsnist, J. b. Kevinski;
eonmittee ON uniform, the eminent com.
neDder, George II. Rothermel. George A.
11aEohall and William o. Marshall.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

The BorH organ Recitai-Lovers of good
church music of a high order will have a rare
treat next friday evening in the First Re
formed church. The grand church organ will
be heard at Its best By asklled English organist,
and fine choral numbers will be given by a
chorus OF seventy trained voices. Mr. Waiter
Bausman has arranged an unusually Inc pro.
sranfne, aud the music will be rendered with
great finish.
IDA LetCis NeIi Week Next week Fulton
opera house Will present another dramatic com.
pany al cheap prices. The star Is Miss Ida
Lewis, who has already been seen here this sea.
son. Her repertoire includes "Iwo Wives"
False Colors," and "The Lightntng's Flash ~
she is said TO have 3 good COMPANY In snpnnrt
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

SAD rails laso Crseh.
MARIETTA, April 20 Richard McDevitt,
Q livery man, hired John Gould to drive .
drummer TO MI Joy. John, by selling the
blanket secured enough Of money to get
drunk after reaching his destination. Then
he attempted TO sell the horse aud buggy,
claiming them - hiA Failing in this he
started for Columbia and Lancaster to dis
pose Of the team. On the way, unable to
drive straight he upset In Chickies creek,
where the horse and buggy were found the
next morning. Gould escaped with duck.
ing, which sobered him somewhat
REV. scHNEDER's RESIGNATION.
Rev. d. b. SCHNEIDER, pastor of the Re.
termed church, has rendered his resignation
TO take effect the middle Of June. He ex.
poets to 60 to Berlin, Germany, where he
will continue his studies Mr.. Schneider has
been here four years and during that time he
has made many warm friends who will be
sorry to zee him depart He has greatly
promoted the growth Of his charge. 1t Is
only on the condition Of pursuing his studies
that his congregation reluctantly accept his
resignation.
BOROUGH NOTES
A spelling bee " ill he held at the Furnace
school house May I. The proceeds will be
usou W uciEhy tuc eApeuso ol ofeCtluk n
chapel at Nesta A Sunday school that has
outgrown Its present quarters WAS started
there year ago through the efforts of Rev.
g. NJ. Hickman, OF the Presbyterian church
OF this place. He and his co.laoorers are
doing . grand work. There is preaching
there now every Sunday afternoon In the
school house.
The funeral OF DR.. g. W. Worrall WAS very
largely attended. 1t took place from the Nj
F. church yesterday afternoon. The I. o. .
+. and Sunday school turned out we'll. Di
Worrsll was superintendent Of the Sunday
school for fifteen years Rev. j. X T
Gray, OF Lancaster, performed the obse quies
assisted by Rev. J. DUNCAN, of this place
Van Croft, B. y. telegraph operator here
| Is to be transferred to Columbia, where tn
company expect to open an office soon
Miss Anna Ettla will succeed Mr.. Grcii a
| this place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

CnioAeo April &.rhs D-essvS yc~vwoi ~.
ttO6; MARKET active; sSippins stecrs, - q
Lso D.. ot0nQs Is; stockefS and fecdcrs. o q
go: COWS bulls and mixed. q ctot o., bulh,
Hc9s-kocuipts, asD hsssd shtpinents. AOt
heed; market Was stcady and strong
ping. . tCos s., light q ss0S , skips y cooa 90
shccp-ncccipts, S.oO head, shipmsnts,
shorn. o sl0i is: western. q o'Gt 10; lambs,
~ a06 %; IexAns. q O0&W.
East LfDnarY.-Cattle - Receipts. II head
ehipments, 30; market fair; prime, M
SIS; fair to good, ., 6,sSt N; commoH, u sssi
80; shipments to New lork. none.
head; market firm; Philadelphias. d o,Qe 10
lorkers, es ap<tS IS common to light o sos -
pigs " 7S3S2S; shipmeuts to NeW York. cars
Sheep-Receipts, 900 head shipments. l.sn
!narket ftr: prime. o. oa0tS; fatr to good
- 15o4 % common, o. U0S ~; lambs, u w
so; wool sheep not wanted
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
Tho Rice Eiectmeni Suit.

The Rice ejectment case is still on trial be-
fore Judge Patterson. As it Will take the
balance OF the day all the remaining jurors
were discharged. The defense occupied oil
Of Thursday afternoon and this morning
In the presentation OF testimony to show that
Daniel Rice was of sound mind when he
transferred his deed for the consideration
named to his two sons, the defendants in this
suit
Or. George R. Welchans, city, was ap-
pointed guardian of the minor children OF
Conrad Gasser, deceased.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

The trout season has opened, aud yester.
day Jacob l.. Porter and Harry n. Howell
caught twenty i've OF the game tish in the
county.
A. p. ShIrk and DIR. II. f.. Mubienberp
yesterday hooked twenty seven speckled
specimens
This morning II. C. Demuth and Harry n.
Howell went to Franklin county to fish for
trout
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
Chicago Produce mArkss.

yaloAeo. April -. p. m.-Aarset opened.
Mheat:4ay. s0hc June, s2hc.; July, slkc,
Corn May, SIAe; June. 3slsc Jnly, iCszc.
ppass-May. :o5sc June. SsIc July, @s.c.
Lard-May, y 95; June. q G5; July t7l2k
Short kibs- May. 81 80 June. 81 60; July,
Mnea'-April, slkc; May, sic; June, s2Ac
,o, SrnIrpril; SIG; Nay. s7ssc. June.
Cats1April. s6xo May. asNc; June. 2szc ;
rori-April. se2 %: Nay. ss. oo; June, sss 90.
A. LadIAPrii: Mo.H; May. Oo!K; June,
July. q IS.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

Mr.. A. w. Wood ward, the well.kuown
vocalist, and formerly q dealer In musical
Instruments has opened parlors for the sale
OF pianos and organs at Nos 2s and 80 East
King street Mr.. Woodward's refined musi.
cal taste and long experience in hand ling
musical instruments enable him to guarantee
satisfaction 20 all who favor him with their
patronage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

Lazarus Tllison was heard by Alderman
A. r. Donnelly on Thursday evening on q
charge OF ssssulting with attempt to commit
arareon Ann Gray, a weak minded daughter
OF Charlotte Gray. The facts elected at the
hearing were substantially IS already pub
lished. Ia default OF $500 bail the accused
was committed Tor trial a! the august sessions
court
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
Death OF q welI.kn,wn Rtysrmso.

lsrsel Brenner, well-knOwn citizen OF
Safe Harbor, died on Wednesday. Deceased
was born and raised in that village, and was
great fisher and riverman all of his life
He leaves six sons and three daughters, all
OF whom are grown. One OF his sons is
Frank Brenner, fisherman who is we'll
known to many Lancaster lovers Of black
bass. Levi and Clsrkson, two other SONS,
reside in this city and are employed at the
Penn Iron works The funeral takes place
Tomorrow.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
In the Jury's Hands.

The trial OF Jacob p. Angney for shooting
=. Il Wumot In 1852, at 81 Mares hotoi,
Warrington. occupied again on Thursday ali
~ time OF the criminal court there. The case
hAs called up some hot blood, and ct one time
, rencootre betWeon one OF the witnesses and
- attorney seemed imminent, but the pescs
~ preserved. The evidence on both sides
- concluded and the case opened to the
~ by District Attorney WorthinGton.
- ~ cass v In the hands OF the jury.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29
AARhR1S,
Philadslphis Produce Market.

PHILApsLPHIA, April 23.-Flour market dull.:
sales; & 100 barrels Minnesota Bakers, % 1904 90;
AW0i5o; Patents, q 5Oss6 90.
Rye rour steady, q 75sp. IS.
o.. heat April, $3.50; May. s2szc; June,
=, ,t GoIn-17,Aprl. i71.c.; May. A',4c.; June, 47hc
July, sac. "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

The Jolly Eleven, social club composed
of young men, held q masquerade ball in
Maunerchor hall last evening. The att end.
snoe was large and about fifty couples In
masks took part in tho promenade, which
came OH at 10 o'clock. Tsylor's orchestra
furnished the music and it WAS pleasant
affair,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-29

Mentzer Holiinger, the well known grocers
have bought from Chas. 2. Robinson, at No. q
south Queen street. the stock. good will and Il Z
lures OF his grocery, and offer to old and new
patrons cnoice and we'll selected stock o.
everything IN that line of trade.